You can record your screen on Chrome using built-in features or extensions.
Using Chrome's Built-in Recorder
Chrome's built-in screen recorder is available on desktop versions of Chrome. Here's how to use it:
- Open Chrome and navigate to the website or page you want to record.
- Press F1 or click the three dots in the top right corner of the browser window.
- Select "More tools" and then "Developer tools".
- Click the "Performance" tab at the top of the Developer Tools window.
- Click the "Record" button in the top left corner of the "Performance" tab.
- Choose the desired recording settings:
- "Capture screen" to record the entire screen.
- "Capture tab" to record only the current tab.
- Click the "Start capturing" button to begin recording.
- Click the "Stop capturing" button when you're finished recording.
- The recording will be saved as a .json file in your downloads folder.
Using Chrome Extensions
Several Chrome extensions offer screen recording capabilities. Popular options include:
- Screencastify: This extension provides a simple way to record your screen, webcam, and audio. You can choose to record your entire screen, a specific tab, or a selected area.
- Loom: This extension allows you to record your screen, webcam, and audio, and share the recordings easily. You can also annotate and edit your recordings.
- VLC Media Player: While primarily a media player, VLC offers a screen recording feature. It's a robust option for capturing video and audio.
Note: The availability and features of extensions may vary depending on your Chrome version and operating system.